AI answers with page-level citations.
Every claim points to the document and page, and the page opens beside the answer.
Example from the Process Safety Library
Question: What must a management-of-change procedure cover?
Process Safety LibraryLuis ArcePlant operations supervisor
MemberIt must address five considerations before any change:
- Basis
- The technical basis, and the impact on employee safety and health citation 1
- Procedures
- Changes to operating procedures, and the time period needed citation 1
- Approval
- Authorization requirements; affected staff are trained before startup citation 2
OSHA 3132p.222 tiers searched · 1 page citedCited
Examples are built on public documents; access tiers are simulated.
Members can’t trust what they can’t check.
Answers about regulations and standards need a source. General AI tools give fluent answers with no page to check, and members end up searching the PDF anyway.
How Chairlift handles it
- Chairlift answers only from your library.
- Each claim carries a numbered citation to the document and page.
- The source page opens beside the answer, with the passage highlighted.
Each citation opens on its page.
The real page, with the passage the claim rests on highlighted.
- Basis
- The technical basis, and the impact on employee safety and health
- Procedures
- Changes to operating procedures, and the time period needed
- Approval
- Authorization requirements; affected staff are trained before startup
Anywhere answers need a source
- Standards organizations
- Regulatory and compliance associations
- Engineering and safety societies
- Technical publishers
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